Appliance Repair in Lawrenceville GA
Appliance repair in Lawrenceville, GA has a median cost of $284 per completed visit, and $358 once a part is actually replaced. Those come from 813 jobs we have run inside the four Lawrenceville ZIP codes for 690 households, 592 of which closed as paid work.
The first thing worth knowing about this city is its size: the four ZIP codes on this page hold about 265,700 people and 90,500 homes, while the City of Lawrenceville itself is 30,629 people in 13.69 square miles.
A Lawrenceville address is mostly Gwinnett County rather than the city, and the difference is not academic here, because inside the city limits your electricity and your natural gas come from the city itself, and outside them from Georgia Power or one of three electric cooperatives.
We cover all four ZIP codes at the same price list, the $99 diagnostic comes off the bill when you approve the work, and every completed repair carries a 90-day parts and labor warranty.
Appliance Repair in Lawrenceville, GA
Refrigerator, washer, dryer, oven, dishwasher, freezer and ice maker, in the city and across unincorporated Gwinnett. You get the total before the technician starts, and most Lawrenceville repairs are finished on the first visit.
What Appliance Repair Costs in Lawrenceville, GA
Every figure below comes from our own completed Lawrenceville invoices, with the part, the labor and the service call added into one number.
The first column is what a typical visit costs with diagnostics counted in; the second is what it costs when the machine genuinely needs a component; the last is the sample behind that second number, so you can see which figures rest on seventy invoices and which rest on sixteen.
| Appliance | Median, all paid jobs | Median with a part replaced | Middle half | Jobs with a part (n) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator | $311 | $414 | $306 to $500 | 77 |
| Washer | $257 | $355 | $296 to $421 | 55 |
| Dryer | $285 | $322 | $284 to $431 | 24 |
| Dishwasher | $239 | $342 | $296 to $396 | 26 |
| Oven and range | $316 | $383 | $347 to $518 | 16 |
| Freezer and ice maker | 20 Lawrenceville jobs, and reading them one by one is the reason we publish no local median: the file is mostly older diagnostic visits, one record carries an amount that is plainly not a household repair, and one machine is a Scotsman, which is commercial equipment. Company-wide with a part: $415 on an ice maker, $375 on a freezer. | |||
The striking thing about this table is how flat it is. Four of the six appliances land between $322 and $414 with a part replaced, and the four ZIP codes are flatter still: $358, $356, $356 and $368. That is unusual, and it has a cause.
Lawrenceville is a single-family subdivision market: freestanding appliances that roll out on their own feet, laundry rooms rather than closets, and very little of the built-in and imported equipment that stretches a price list. Only two of our 813 jobs here are on a stacked washer-dryer, against eighteen in the same number of jobs in Decatur, and only six involve gas.
Where the money does spread is the refrigerator, whose middle half runs to $500 and which accounts for 20 of the 54 local jobs above $500. That is a sealed-system story, and the next section explains why this particular city produces so much of it.
Company-wide context is on how much appliance repair costs in Atlanta, and why we publish two price columns is explained in how appliance repair pricing works.
Why Lawrenceville Appliances Break the Way They Do
Lawrenceville was incorporated on 15 December 1821, named for Commodore James Lawrence of the War of 1812, and it is the county seat of Gwinnett and the oldest city in it. The city held 22,397 people in 2000, 28,546 in 2010 and 30,629 in 2020.
The county around it is a different order of magnitude: Gwinnett went from 43,541 people in 1960 to 166,903 in 1980, 352,910 in 1990, 588,448 in 2000, 805,321 in 2010 and 957,062 in 2020, and it is the most diverse county in Georgia, with no racial group making up more than a third of the population.
Four ZIP codes, roughly 90,500 homes, one lake supplying all of them, and four possible power companies. Here is what a technician actually finds.
The subdivision boom of the 1990s is now the compressor decade 11 INVOICES
Read the county’s population as a building record and the picture is unambiguous: Gwinnett more than doubled between 1980 and 1990 and doubled again by 2000, which means the bulk of the housing behind a Lawrenceville address went up between roughly 1988 and 2005.
A refrigerator installed with a new house in 1998 has been replaced once and its replacement is now fifteen years old, and that is exactly the age at which sealed systems fail.
Our local file shows it plainly. Eleven Lawrenceville invoices name the compressor. Five were replacements, at $1,403, $1,268, $980, $900 on an LG recorded down to the serial number, and $892. Five more ended with the fault written down and the quote not taken up, and one Samsung visit carries a full written diagnosis report at $1,218. That is the largest compressor file of any city cluster we publish, and it is the single biggest reason the refrigerator column on this page runs to $500 while everything else sits near $350.
Company-wide, a compressor quote splits close to even, and past about twelve years on a standard unit that is usually the right call and we say so before the quote lands.
Your power bill tells you which side of the city line you are on 12,483 ACCOUNTS
This is the fact that makes Lawrenceville different from every other geography we publish. The City of Lawrenceville runs its own Electric Department, which supplies most customers inside the city limits and reports 12,483 accounts, 85 percent of them residential, and its own Gas Department, which serves the city plus parts of Gwinnett, Rockdale and Walton counties.
Step outside the city line and the power comes from Georgia Power or from one of three cooperatives: Jackson EMC, which has a district office in Lawrenceville itself, Walton EMC, or Sawnee EMC. Four utilities on one postal address has a practical consequence for appliances.
Restoration after a storm happens at different moments on adjacent streets, and every restart is a surge event for a control board.
Gwinnett has a recent example: after severe storms on the weekend of 7 June 2025, Jackson EMC still had 6,229 customers without power in Gwinnett County on the evening of 9 June, alongside 7,536 in Hall and 4,746 in Jackson, and the cooperative could not give restoration estimates because of the scale of the damage.
Boards are all over our local record as a result: a GE washer inverter control board at $514, washer control boards at $498, $448 and $440, a Maytag dryer main control board at $640, a GE dishwasher user interface at $428, a Kenmore oven main control board at $616. More in control board and smart appliance repair.
One lake, two plants, ozone: the opposite of a sediment problem 200 MGD
Every address on this page drinks from Lake Sidney Lanier. Gwinnett County Water Resources treats it at two plants, the Lanier Filter Plant and the Shoal Creek Filter Plant, which together produce more than 200 million gallons a day through a process called ozone biofiltration, and the county maintains more than 7,000 miles of water and sewer pipe for roughly a million residents.
In 2021 the Lanier plant took the Georgia Association of Water Professionals Plant of the Year award and both plants took Gold. We mention this because it changes the diagnosis rather than because it is nice to read. In counties served by a single ageing plant, or by a mix of wells and creeks, we spend real time on sediment in inlet valve screens and filter housings.
Here the supply is consistent and the water is treated to a high standard, so a Lawrenceville machine that will not fill is far more likely to have a failed valve, a kinked hose or a closed shut-off than a screen full of rust.
What the lake does not change is scale: a filter still needs replacing on schedule, and our local record includes an ice maker visit that came down to the filter alone at $590.
We do not publish a hardness figure for Gwinnett water, because the county’s own water quality report does not state one and we will not repeat a number we cannot stand behind. Filter guidance is on refrigerator water filter replacement.
Samsung leads three appliances here, and that decides your wait 89 JOBS
Across the jobs where we recorded a brand, Lawrenceville runs Samsung 89, Whirlpool 81, GE 71, Maytag 39, Frigidaire 22, Kenmore 13, Amana 7 and LG 5, with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Miele dishwasher, a Viking range, a JennAir and a Speed Queen washer in the tail.
Samsung leading is not the interesting part; where it leads is. It is the top badge on refrigerators with 29 tagged jobs, on washers with 24, and on dryers with 15 of 42, which is the heaviest Samsung concentration in any city we publish.
That decides how long you wait rather than what you pay: Whirlpool, GE, Maytag, Frigidaire, Amana and Kenmore parts ride on the van and those repairs usually finish the day the technician arrives, while Samsung and LG components are normally ordered. If you have a Samsung, expect the technician to test the board and the sensor before naming a price, and expect a straight answer about whether the part is on the shelf or a few days out.
What brand counts do and do not say about reliability is on the most-serviced appliance brands.
Laundry rooms, not closets: why the price list is flat 2 OF 813
Two of our 813 Lawrenceville jobs involve a stacked or combination laundry unit. Six involve gas.
Compare that with a dense in-town market, where stacked pairs are eighteen jobs in the same volume and gas ranges are normal, and you can see why this city has no expensive tail: an appliance that stands on its own feet in a laundry room or a kitchen recess costs an hour less to reach than one that has to be unstacked, unpanelled or lifted out of cabinetry.
It is also why the diagnostic here is almost always the standard $99 rather than the $150 that applies to a stacked washer-dryer or a double wall oven. The trade-off is that when something does go wrong in a Lawrenceville house, it tends to be the expensive component rather than the awkward access: sealed systems, control boards, inverter boards.
Our dryer file makes the same point from the other side, with two invoices that are simply vent cleanings, $195 and $192, on machines in subdivisions where the run to the outside wall is long.
The biggest market we cover least 9.0 PER 1,000
Set our 813 jobs against the roughly 90,500 homes in these four ZIP codes and the rate is 9.0 jobs per thousand homes, against 23.5 in Conyers, 22.3 in Peachtree City and 11.0 across the Decatur ZIP codes. By ZIP: 30045 calls us at 10.8 per thousand homes, 30043 at 10.5, 30046 at 8.2 and 30044 at 7.1.
That is an honest statement about us rather than about Lawrenceville: with 32,063 homes in 30044 alone, this is the largest housing stock we work in anywhere in Georgia and the one where we have the smallest share of it.
What it means for you practically is that we are not a fixture on your street the way we are on the I-20 corridor, but 206 jobs in the last twelve months across the four ZIP codes, 65 of them washers, means a van is in Gwinnett most working days.
It also means the technician who arrives has probably not been to your subdivision this month, so tell us the brand and the model when you book and the part is more likely to be on board.
🚚 206 jobs here in the last twelve months across all four ZIP codes, from Sugarloaf Parkway and Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road out to Grayson and Dacula. Give us the brand and model when you book and most repairs finish on the first visit.
Do We Cover Your Address? Lawrenceville by ZIP
Four ZIP codes carry a Lawrenceville address and we cover all four at the same price. Housing, income and land area below are 2024 American Community Survey figures via zip-codes.com; the job counts and medians are ours.
| ZIP | Area | Our jobs | Housing units | Median home value | Median income | With a part |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30043 | North Lawrenceville toward Suwanee and Buford, Sugarloaf and Old Peachtree corridors | 316 | 30,034 | $377,500 | $94,096 | $358 |
| 30044 | West and southwest toward Snellville and Gwinnett Place, the densest of the four | 227 | 32,063 | $329,600 | $77,321 | $356 |
| 30045 | East and southeast toward Grayson and Dacula, the most owner-occupied | 153 | 14,156 | $377,800 | $104,350 | $356 |
| 30046 | The city itself and the square, courthouse, Georgia Gwinnett College, Northside Hospital Gwinnett | 117 | 14,261 | $339,800 | $67,268 | $368 |
Two things in that table are worth reading carefully. First, the with-a-part medians are within $12 of each other across four ZIP codes with a $47,000 spread in household income, which is as flat as any geography we have published and tells you the price is set by the machine rather than the postcode.
Second, the pattern of who calls runs against income rather than with it: 30045, the most owner-occupied at 83 percent and the highest income at $104,350, calls us most per home; 30046, the city ZIP with 47 percent renters and the lowest income, calls us least per home relative to its size. An owner calls a technician about their own refrigerator, while in a rental the tenant calls a landlord, who often replaces rather than repairs, which is a different decision covered on our page for landlords and rental properties.
30046 is also where the city’s own electric and gas service is concentrated, so if you are there, your outage history and ours look different from the rest of the map. Same $99 diagnostic, same 90-day warranty, same number in all four.
Around Lawrenceville
West of us, Norcross carries 168 jobs across three postal areas at a $365 median. Gwinnett and the eastern arc are one continuous route for us, and it runs out as far as Athens in Clarke County. South on GA-20 and US-78 are Snellville, which now has a page of its own on 447 jobs, and Loganville, 463, and beyond them Conyers, 859 jobs, which has a full cluster of its own. West and southwest are Stone Mountain, 741 jobs, Lithonia, 462, and the five ZIP codes of Decatur, 892, also a full cluster. South-east of us the same routes cover Loganville, and south-west, inside the perimeter, Lilburn, 260 jobs.
North are Buford, which has a page of its own on 342 jobs, plus Sugar Hill, Suwanee, 275 jobs, and Duluth; east toward Barrow County is Winder, 301 jobs, where our own shop is, at 478 Loganville Highway. The whole metro picture is on appliance repair in Atlanta.
Match Your Symptom to the Likely Cause
- Nothing cold anywhere, or cooling fading over weeks — this is the sealed-system conversation and Lawrenceville has more of it than any city we cover: five compressor replacements from $892 to $1,403 and five more quoted but not taken up. A start relay produces the identical symptom for a quarter of the money, so it gets tested first. See signs of a bad compressor.
- Fridge warming while the freezer still freezes, or water under the drawers — a blocked defrost drain or a failed fan at the cheap end. Our local invoices include a GE condenser fan at $645, a KitchenAid fan motor at $487, a condenser fan at $414 and an Amana defrost timer and thermostat at $397. Background in refrigerator not cooling.
- Washer will not drain, will not spin, or bangs on the spin cycle — the pump filter and the hose first, free, then the drain pump, the suspension, or on four of our local machines a control board at $440 to $514. Washers are our busiest appliance here right now, 65 jobs in twelve months. See why a washer will not drain.
- Dryer runs but the clothes are still damp — the heating element, $301 to $444 across four Lawrenceville invoices, or the vent: two of our local jobs were vent cleanings at $192 and $195. Only 4 of 33 paid dryer visits here needed a part fitted needed a part fitted to fix. Also dryer not heating.
- Dishwasher leaves standing water, or the dishes come out dirty — the filter, the disposal knockout plug and the drain loop cost nothing to check, then a drain pump at $326 to $363 on local jobs, or a drain line cleaning at $203. Also dishwasher not cleaning dishes.
- Oven will not heat, or a gas burner clicks without lighting — an igniter, $225 to $443 on Lawrenceville jobs including a power igniter at $443, a Samsung burner at $385, a GE door latch at $316, or a main control board at $616. Read gas stove burner will not light and oven temperature off.
- Ice maker empty or slow, or a freezer running without freezing — the filter first, one local visit came down to exactly that at $590, then the fill valve or the defrost circuit: another Lawrenceville job replaced a defrost sensor and cleaned the drain line for $380. Company-wide figures on ice maker repair.
Which Brands We See in Lawrenceville
By appliance the mix shifts in ways that are worth knowing before you call. Refrigerators are Samsung-led with 29 tagged jobs, then Whirlpool 23, GE 19, LG 10 and Kenmore 9, with one Sub-Zero. Washers are a three-way contest, Samsung 24, Whirlpool 22, Maytag 21, then GE 13, with a Speed Queen in the record.
Dryers are the most concentrated of all, Samsung 15 of 42 tagged jobs, then Maytag 6 and Kenmore 5. Dishwashers run the other way, Whirlpool 20 and GE 13, then Frigidaire 8 and Samsung 8, with two Bosch and one Miele. Ovens and ranges are Whirlpool 11, GE 10 and Samsung 7, plus a JennAir and a Viking.
The practical takeaway is about lead times rather than quality. The van carries the common Whirlpool, GE, Maytag, Frigidaire, Amana and Kenmore parts, which covers the dishwasher and oven work almost entirely and a good share of the laundry.
Samsung and LG refrigerator components, along with anything for a Sub-Zero, a Miele or a Viking, are ordered, and you get the lead time before you approve the repair rather than after.
Our largest single Lawrenceville invoice is a refrigerator compressor replacement at $1,403; our smallest real repair is a $99 diagnostic that ended with a control board hard reset on a dryer at $265. Both got the same quote-before-work treatment.
Repair or Replace, on the Lawrenceville Numbers
For five of the six categories on this page the arithmetic is simple: a dryer at $322, a dishwasher at $342, a washer at $355, a range at $383 or an ice maker at $415, set against a comparable new machine plus delivery, haul-away and installation, and you keep a machine whose quirks you already know.
The refrigerator is where the thinking has to happen, and this city gives us the clearest record of how that conversation ends. Of eleven Lawrenceville invoices naming a compressor, five customers approved the replacement at $892 to $1,403 and five stopped at the diagnostic once they heard the number. Twenty of our 114 paid refrigerator visits here closed above $500, and the top of the file is sealed-system work.
Our position is the same one we take everywhere: below the compressor line, at $306 to $500 for a fan, a drain, a defrost timer or a board, repair wins comfortably; past twelve years with a sealed-system fault on a standard unit, replacing is usually right and we say so rather than sell the repair.
Two local exceptions run the other way. A built-in or counter-depth unit, and the Sub-Zero in our record is one, is a cabinetry job to replace, so even a $900 repair usually wins. And on a house that is still on its original 1990s equipment, a $400 board on a machine with a healthy sealed system buys years, not months.
Work through your own numbers with the repair versus replacement guide, the approval data on appliance repair approval rate, and service lives on how long refrigerators last.
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Appliance Repair in Lawrenceville — Questions We Get
How much does appliance repair cost in Lawrenceville, GA?
The median completed visit is $284, and $358 once a part is actually replaced, counting the part, the labor and the service call together. Those are medians from 592 paid jobs across the four Lawrenceville ZIP codes. About two thirds of visits end with a component replaced, and the diagnostic-only remainder is what pulls the all-visits figure down.
By appliance, the median with a part replaced is $414 on refrigerators, $383 on ovens and ranges, $355 on washers, $342 on dishwashers and $322 on dryers, and for ice makers and freezers we quote our company-wide $415 and $375. The diagnostic is $99 and it is applied to the repair when you approve the work.
Do you cover 30043, 30044, 30045 and 30046 at the same price?
All four, one price list, no travel surcharge. Our work splits 316 jobs in 30043 on the north side toward Suwanee and Buford, 227 in 30044 to the west and southwest, 153 in 30045 east toward Grayson and Dacula, and 117 in 30046, the city ZIP with the square, the courthouse, Georgia Gwinnett College and Northside Hospital Gwinnett.
The with-a-part medians are $358, $356, $356 and $368 respectively, which is within $12 across four ZIP codes with a $47,000 spread in household income. The same $99 diagnostic and the same 90-day parts and labor warranty apply everywhere, and with 206 jobs here in the last twelve months a van is in Gwinnett most working days.
Why do you see so many refrigerator compressor failures in Lawrenceville?
Because of when the houses were built. Gwinnett County went from 166,903 people in 1980 to 352,910 in 1990 and 588,448 in 2000, so most of the housing behind a Lawrenceville address dates from roughly 1988 to 2005. A refrigerator bought with a new house in that period has been replaced once, and the replacement is now at the age where sealed systems fail.
Eleven of our local invoices name the compressor: five were replacements at $892 to $1,403, and on the rest the diagnosis was given for the $99 diagnostic and nothing more. We never condemn a compressor without testing the cheap fault that imitates it, because a start relay produces the same silent cabinet with a click every few minutes for about a quarter of the money.
Does it matter that the city has its own electric and gas company?
For the repair itself, no: our price list, diagnostic and warranty are identical across all four ZIP codes. For understanding what happened to your appliance, sometimes yes. The City of Lawrenceville runs its own Electric Department, serving most customers inside the city limits with 12,483 accounts, and its own Gas Department, which covers the city plus parts of Gwinnett, Rockdale and Walton counties.
Outside the city, power comes from Georgia Power, Jackson EMC, Walton EMC or Sawnee EMC depending on the address. Four utilities on one map means adjacent streets can lose and regain power at different moments, and every restoration is a surge event for a control board.
After the storms of early June 2025, Jackson EMC alone still had 6,229 customers off in Gwinnett on the evening of 9 June.
What does the $99 diagnostic include?
A meter on the machine and a firm total before any work starts. The technician tests the actual fault rather than guessing from the symptom, so the part that goes in is the part that failed. The diagnostic is $99 and it is applied to the repair the moment you approve the work, which means an approved job never pays it twice.
You also get the lead time up front on any part that has to be ordered, and every completed repair carries a 90-day parts and labor warranty. In Lawrenceville the median repair once a part is replaced is $358, so you have a good idea of the number before anyone arrives.
Is Gwinnett water hard enough to damage my appliances?
We do not publish a hardness number for Gwinnett, because the county’s own water quality report does not state one, and we will not repeat a figure we cannot stand behind.
What we can tell you is the shape of the supply, because it changes the diagnosis: all four ZIP codes are supplied from Lake Sidney Lanier and treated at two Gwinnett County plants, the Lanier Filter Plant and Shoal Creek, which together produce more than 200 million gallons a day using ozone biofiltration, with more than 7,000 miles of pipe behind them.
It is a consistent, well-treated supply, so in this city a machine that will not fill is more likely to have a failed inlet valve, a kinked hose or a closed shut-off than a screen full of sediment. Filters still need changing on schedule: one of our local ice maker visits came down to the filter alone at $590.
Can you come out the same day in Lawrenceville?
Often, yes, and the deciding factor is usually the part rather than the distance. With 206 jobs here in the last twelve months and our own shop at 478 Loganville Highway in Winder, about twenty minutes east, a van is in Gwinnett most working days.
Refrigerator and freezer calls get priority because food loss is on a clock. Whirlpool, GE, Maytag, Frigidaire, Amana and Kenmore parts ride on the van, which covers most of our dishwasher and oven work here; Samsung and LG components, and anything for a Sub-Zero, Miele or Viking, are ordered, and we tell you the lead time before you approve anything.
Giving us the brand and model when you book is the single best way to make it a one-visit repair.
Appliance Repair Services in Lawrenceville, GA
Six service pages for Lawrenceville, each built on the jobs we have actually run in these four ZIP codes, with the local price band and the failure patterns for that appliance.
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813 jobs on record across the four Lawrenceville ZIP codes, 206 of them in the last twelve months. $99 diagnostic applied to the repair, 90-day parts and labor warranty, city limits or unincorporated Gwinnett.